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NetTalk Web Server => Web Server - Ask For Help => Topic started by: Neil Porter on February 13, 2017, 02:33:34 AM
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I have a return value that is declared in Clarion as a REAL. In the WSDL file that is generated by Nettalk this is declared as type="xs:int"
Is there a way that I can override the type declaration, as I would like it to be type"xs:long"
The reason being that I'm consuming this wsdl file into another development environment, and when I read the value that is declared as int, it is being truncated, whereas when it is declared as long, it works fine.
Regards,
Neil.
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seems like REAL should mat to xs:decimal.
I'll review all the types for the next build though.
cheers
Bruce
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Thanks Bruce.
I was't suggesting that there was anything wrong with what Nettalk was generating as such, it just seems to be how my other development environment interprets the WSDL file. If anything, I might have suggested that a Real maps to a Float??
I experimented by manually changing the WSDL file without doing anything to the nettalk server, and xs:float, xs:string or xs:int seemed to cause problems, in my client application, but xs:long worked fine.
I just wondered if there was a way that I could put something into the code that would override these fields so that I don't have to remember to manually change them each time.
Regards,
Neil.
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>> and xs:float, xs:string or xs:int
how about xs:decimal?
>> I just wondered if there was a way that I could put something into the code that would override these fields so that I don't have to remember to manually change them each time.
no, because they're reflected from the Clarion structure. Overriding them away from their "matching value" would get pretty difficult I think. Obviously real can map to xs:long if that's the best option, but that would not work for reals with decimal parts.
test with xs:decimal though and let me know please.
cheers
Bruce